Goshawk Wins Quickstep and Sweep Park Takes Clipsetta at Latonia
Latonia races saw East West division as Sweep Park daughter of Sweep and Floral Park edged Little Visitor by a nose in the Clipsetta Stakes with $7,760 prize. Goshawk captured the Quickstep Handicap for Gifford A. Cochran, earning $6,320. Braedalbane pressed hard, while Cream Puff and Great Jaz saved fees with fourth-place finishes.
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THE
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Goshawk
Sweep Park
Clipsetta
Latonia
Lincoln G. Plaut
E. Gay Drake
Floral Park
Gifford A. Cochran
Little Visitor
Donna Santa
Cream Puff
Brae
Dalbane
Dudley
Great Jar
Great Jaz
Braedalbane
Bradesbane
Jaz
Wits
St. S
St.Odds
D. Tsedbietaere
Kelly
Corcoran
Eeeweee Whitney
Taylor H Peadley
Kitty Pat
McDermott
Camden
Bignonia
Iter
Flyaut
Evelyn
Agnes Call
Georgia Rose
Follies
Loving Cup
San Silk
Blue Warbler
One More Mark Broken in Finals Of Water Trials
The Olympic Games Selection Committee named twenty four divers and swimmers to represent the U S in Paris after finals at Indianapolis. Robert D Skelton twice bettered the American record for 200 meters breast stroke and won 2 56 3 5 in the finals showing stronger form than in trial heats Johnny Weismuller led the 200 meters freestyle for the relay with 2 19 3 5 while Ben Thrash and Albert O White posted top marks in high and fancy diving respectively.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United States
Paris
Johnny Weismuller
Chicago
Duke Kahanamoku
Hawaii
al White
Stanford University
Clyde Goldwater
Oakland
Cal
Robert D. Skelton
Skelton
Cincinnati
W. T. Kirschbaum
Hawaiian Islands
John Farisey
Pua Kialoha
se@nd
Harry Glancy
Ben Thrash
San Francisco
Albert O. White
al de Ferrari
Leland Tipon
Hollywood
White
Thomas McKee
Dave Fall
How Horses Ran at Latonia Compiled by C J Savage
Thoroughbred racing report detailing Latonia meets with results from multiple races. Includes winners such as Grand Hotel Handicap winner C W Riedinger's ch c The Manager Green and Quickstep Handicap winner G A Cochran's Whiskbroom II Dovelet, with times, odds, and notable contenders.
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Latonia
C. J. Savage
Fillies ready for Latonia Oaks clash at Latonia
Belmont and Jamaica filly Nellie Morse leads a strong Latonia Oaks field with Outline Priscilla Rubey Fluvanna and Happy Thoughts. Trainer notes, pacing, and potential rivals outline a keen bid for the $12 000 mile and a quarter race set for July 5 at Latonia.
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Nellie Morse
Priscilla Ruley
Happy Thoughts
New York
Covington Course
Belmont Park
Jamaica
Kentucky Jockey Club
Fluvanna
Lady Belle
Margin
Yankee Printess
Nancy Langhorne
Pimlico
Kentucky
Alex Gordon
Bud Fisher
Nellie
Luke McLuke
la Venganza
Fisher
Track Gossip Opens With Large Regional Crowd
The weather and program drew an almost capacity turnout from Kentucky Indiana Ohio and nearby states. Visitors from Louisville Dayton Lexington Chicago and Indianapolis were well represented as Cincinnati crowds numbered in thousands. Track Superintendent Charles Nolte kept the oval in top shape and speed dominated events. Phidias disqualification set a quiet precedent with no protests after the stewards rule change.
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Kentucky
Indiana
Ohio
Louisville
Dayton
Lexington
Chicago
Indianapolis
Jockey Kelsay Suspended Ten Days for Rough Riding
Stewards suspended jockey William Kelsay for ten days after questioning him over rough riding astride Phidias. The ruling cites aggressive maneuvers during the race and outlines the ban period and expected compliance.
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William Kelsay
Phidias
Sweep Park Stays Unbeaten in Clipsetta Stakes
Sweep Park, winner of the Clipsetta Stakes, remains among the few undefeated two year olds in the country. She has three starts, winning each time against strong competition, and shows speed plus versatility in mud or fast tracks.
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Sweep Park
Late Withdrawals and Declarations Reported in Clipsetta and Quickstep
Blue Warbler and San Silk withdrawn from Clipsetta while Moon raker and Pindar Peel declared in the afternoon phase of the Quickstep event. Strong entities include Blue Warbler San Silk Clipsetta Moon raker Pindar Peel Quickstep.
GoShawk Shatters Record in Six-Furlong Quickstep Victory
GoShawk ran six furlongs in 1 11 and won the Quickstep setting a new best time by one fifth of a second over Ten Lee who previously won in 1 11 1 5. The record marks a standout performance in the race's history.
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GoShawk
Ten-Lee
Sweep Park Equalled Clip Setta Time Chase
Sweep Park ran five furlongs in 0:59 85 to tie Buddy Light’s mark in the Clip Setta race. A later edition won the race in the same time the previous year.
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Sweep Park
Buddy Light
Delays Mark Two Events as Crowd Eases Tension
The two main events started late by nine minutes due to frightful conduct by the performers. The crowd grew restless during the delays but the fields were dispatched once the organizers restored order.
Prohibition Officials Attend Cincinnati Races
J. E. Russell, Federal Prohibition Director of Ohio, and Stanley Borthwick, United States Marshal, traveled to Cincinnati yesterday to attend the races.
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J. E.russell
Prohibition
Chio
Stanley Borthwick
United States
Cincinnati
Bellevue Beats House of David in Opener of Three Game Series
Bellevue defeated the House of David 2 to 0 at Redland Field in the opening game watched by a large crowd. Tally pitched for Bellevue with Dawson facing the House of David as the teams prepare for a second game this afternoon. Minor and Miller each worked well on the mound with hits by Faust and Hannaford for the visitors.
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Bellevue
House of David
Redland Field
Faust
Hannaford
Minor
Macke
Bellevue Battery
Miller
Bowerman
Redland
Jess Tally
Dawson
Bellevue Star
Belleue
Ab.h.o.a' H
D. Ab.h.o.a
Cicona
Baushkre
Bigler
Harrison
Fisher
Eneler
Tally
Witter
Hanna’d
Magness
Kresser
Vierits
Vaughan
O _ Vaughan
Scona
Ammon and MacBrair
Pickering Team Aims to Beat Covington Ivory at Crowe Park
The Pickering Hardware Company baseball team travels to Covington to face the Ivory A C after a loss last Sunday. Cook of Doran and Sturtz battery for Pickering while J Carr and C Carr play for Ivory. Pickering seeks Saturday afternoon engagements with local office or shop teams at Crowe Park, Price Hill.
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Pickering Hardware Company
Covington
Covington Ivory A. C
Cook
Doran and Sturtz
Pickering
J. Carr
C. Carr
Ivory
Crowe Park
Price Hill
Racing card details from Blue Bonnet entries
Race by race results and entrant lists for Blue Bonnet racing meet. Includes First Race for two-year-olds with purses and weights, Second Race steeplechase for four-year-olds and up, Third Race claiming three-year-olds across six furlongs, Fourth Race maiden three-year-olds over six furlongs, Fifth Race Connaught Cup handicap for Canadian foals, Sixth Race claiming for three-year-olds up to one mile, and more entries with weights and abbreviations.
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Little Visitor
Sweep Park
Donna Santa
Cream Puff
Annie Jordan
San Vicente
Phidias
Columbia
Bill Kelsay
Larry McDermitt
Hats
C. W. Riedinger
Gibson
Dazzler
Pindar Peel
Fone
Pindar Peelep
Dodge
Firetoma
Rome
Miss Meise
Mah Jong
J. Allgeyer
Rapid Day
Ararat
M. Goldblatt
B. Harvey
Polk Laffoon
My Destiny
Julie
Oowah
Abu Ben Ahdem
Barion
Wes Belle
Pat Casey
Little Amm
Seeteenee
Rosa
Bessie Leighton Ae Montalvo
Metrodore
Pntewore
Keenan Seneeees
Eneeee
Neee
Aladdin
Mar
Ocresstne
Benwood
William Tell
Elcross
Eclaire
Marcelline
Gov. Smith
Seaman Champignol
Finland
Jedburen Abbey
Ts ‘ Wits
Traymore Ichiilia Eab
Coretoee
Coomcer Ocreessenseees
Leatherwood
Beau Nash
Bob Mayrs
Dr. Mayer
Olly Leighton
Canada
Flaming Wire
Warehouseman
Pittston
Wrack Horn
Felicamanonaes
Myrtle Bilson
Claimi
Amie
Aisuascivictn
Neapolitan
Sia
SUD Stuntieniibaiulogee
So Etiletniaenes
Attorney Muir
Clover
Murray
Ccc
Horse Racing Results Blue Bonnet First to Seventh Races
The page lists results across seven races with purses from 1 000 to 3 000, multiple horses and jockeys named. Winners include Battleman in race one, Top Notch in race two, Leatherwood renne in race three, Lunetta in race four, Big Heart in race five, Golden Rule in race six, and Gables in race seven with various placings and odds.
Geraghty Sets 200 Yard Breast Stroke Record at Trials
Agnes Geraghty of the Women's Swimming Association set a new American 200 yard breast stroke mark in 3 minutes 33 2 5 seconds in a preliminary heat at Briar Cliff Manor New York. She won the final heat in slightly slower time, while 13 year old Matila Shurich also of the same club swam 3 36 2 5 to place third in finals. Gertrude Ederle Helen Wainwright and Aileen Riggins also won events giving the association a sweep.
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Briar Cliff Manor
N. Y
Agnes, Geraghty
Women’s Swimming Association
New York
Geraghty
Miami
Fla
Miss Geraghty
Matila Shurich
Women's Swimming Association
Shurich
Gertrude Ederle
Helen Wainwright
Aileen Riggins
The
Army beats Seventh Regiment Nation Guard in 10 innings
West Point Army 10, Seventh Regiment National Guard 8. Ohio State 10, Chicago 0 at Columbus. Notre Dame 1, Western State Normal 2 at Kalamazoo.
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West Point
Army
Seventh Regiment National Guard
New York
Columbus
Ohio State
Chicago
Kalamazoo
Notre Dame
Western State Normal
Mad Play Captures Belmont Stakes In A Photogenic Run
Mad Play the favorite from Rancocas Stables won the 56th Belmont Stakes at one mile 3 furlongs with Earl Sande aboard. He beat Mr Mutt by two lengths with Modest a head away, Thorndale two lengths back, and Aga Khan and Samaritan disappointing. Sher idan set the pace before fading. Winner’s share was 443,380. Mr Mutt earned 3,000, Modest 2,000, Thorndale 1,000. Mad Play is Zev’s stable mate and last year’s Belmont winner.
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New York
Mad Play
Rancocas Stables
Earl Sande
Mr. Mutt
Modest
Thorndale
Aga Khan
Samaritan
Sheridan
Sande
Bud Fisher
Nellie Olse
Zev
Cincinnati Gym Trackmen win Senior AAU Ohio Meet title
Cincinnati Gymnasium A. C. captures first senior track and field meet of Ohio AAU with 81 points to Central Y M C A 39. Nelson Frost sets half mile record at 1 59 while Ethan Allen wins 100 and 220 yard dashes and G Moyer sweeps hurdles.
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Ohio Association
Central Y. M. C. A
Covington Y. M. C. A
Fenwick Club
Nelson Frost
Fred Holder
Frost
Harry Rockel
Ethan Allen
George Moyer
Earl Garrison
Sebastian Linehan
Linehan
Garrison
Nathan Glueck
Harry Misner
Bernie Stillmaker
Ben West
George Hilker
Varsity Independents
Emory
Miami
Hilker
Varsity
Central Y
Covington Y. M. C
Pole
C. Yarwood
D. Brown
G. Oliver
G. Perrone
R. Bolton
H. Hessler
W. McQueen
E. Allen
R. Bennett
J. Roerden
J. Shaffner
J. Schaffner
Central Yy
G. Moyer
G. Mounts
Central
Seyond
B. West
E. Noell
L. Minogue
Fenwick
B. Fields
C. G A
H. Rocker
N. Frost
E. Weill
Zeigler
S. E. Linehan
N. Glueck
H. Misner
J. Price
Creagh
Four Association Games Set in Greater Cincinnati League
Four Association Games for Today in the Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association are scheduled this afternoon. Chicago Mill and Lumber Company faces Fibre at Christchurch grounds at 3. L B Harrison meets Railway Mail Service at Hyde Park Lumber Company grounds at 3. Christ Church plays Pleasant Ridge at Deercreek No. 3 at 3 30. Ehrmantraut challenges Brighton Business Men’s Club at Taft Field at 3 30. Expected large crowds.
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Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association
Chicago Mill and Lumber Company
Christchurch
L. B. Harrison
Hyde Park
Christ, Church Vs. Pleasant Ridge
Deercreek Grounds No
Taft Field
Belmont results race card shows multiple stakes events
Belmont track card lists first race purse of $1,000 for three-year-olds and up at 1 mile with Sleepy Head and Prime Minister among entrants. Second race features steeplechase $2,000 added. Third and Fourth races include Keene Memorial Stakes and Belmont Stakes with Mad Play as a standout. Fifth race is a $1,000 claiming race with Bold and Vox Populi II leading. Maiden two-year-old fillies contest closes the program with Flying Comet and Chrysellis as top contenders. Scratches noted for several horses and a Master Crump remark.
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Priscilla Rubey
Ambassador
St. James’s
the Reef
Long Island
Maryland
Belair
William
Oodward
Nancy Lee
Flambette
Little Chief
Lion d’Or
Cyclops
Bonnie Mary
la Rabbe
William Tell
Socrates
Prudery
Lady Madcap
Tijuana
Sardanapale
Daphne
Priscilla
Jamaica
Abou Ben Adhem
Omar Khayyam
Plough Boy
Oakridge
Fortuns Ryan
Coaching Club
Mr. Woodward
James Fitzsimmons
Fluvanna
Max Hirsch
Admiral Cary T. Grayson
St. James
Belmont Park
Cudgel
James W. McClelland
Edward F. Simms
de Grace
McClelland
Roy Waldron
Sir Martin
Gypsy Love
St. Pi
Sleepy Head
Burke
Prime Minister
Thur’r
Callahan
Prince Hamlet
Suncar
Roland
Pep To Peep
Home Boy
Home Star
Long Point
Upsal
Ormesvale
Maxie
Tiday
Wampee
Henry M. Dietz
Abu Ben Ahdem
St. Pl
Dan IV
Cosden
Mad Play
Sande
Rancocas Stable
Hidden Jewel
Anne
Buck Pond
Simeon
Wash- Senalado
Marinelli
C. Kum’er
Imne
Vox Populi II
McNair
Bull’s Eye
Damask
Courteous
Houdini
Laplander
McAfee
Cloudland
Reminder
Master
Mr. Mutt
J. Merrimee
Modest
Sheridan
Beau Butler
Sun Pal
Thorndale
Klondyke
Aga Khan
F Abu Ben Ahdem
Samaritan
Belphyrizonia
Breuning
Aladdin
Marcelline
Cane
Sally
Scoop
Oba
D’oro
Roseate Yankee Princess
Caligula
Delysia
Donges
Flying Comet
Babin
Chrysellis
Queen’s Token
Drageuse
Phyana
Profit
Royal Girl
Gertrude D
Leonard to Pitch for Elks in Benefit Game
Dutch Leonard, hold-out southpaw for Detroit, will pitch Sunday for the Elks in a benefit game with the Eagles. He plans to rejoin the Tigers late July after refusing to report in 1922 over salary.
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Leonard
Fresno
Cal
Dutch Leonard
Elks
Eagles
Tigers
Bearcats Beat U. C. Grads In 5 4 Victory
The University of Cincinnati Bearcats defeated a team of varsity graduates at Carson Field 5 to 4. Valentiner hit a ninth inning home run to break a 4 4 tie. Markle and Naber pitched for the Bearcats while Ed Roth started and pitched for the grads.
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Bearcats
U. C. Grads
University of Cincinnati
Carson Field
Valentiner
Grads
Markle
Naber
Ed Roth
Central Y. Track Meet Results Highlight Regional Athletes
The meet features Central Y athletes in multiple events with top finishers including R. Bolton and G. Holmes. Distance marks include 111 feet in javelin and 185 feet 7 inches in another throw, plus a high jump of 5 feet 10½ inches. Relay races show Team No. 1 from C. G. A. C. winning with 3 32.0 minutes.
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Central Y
Dye
Varsity
R. Bolton
B. Stillmaker
F. Meee
Covington Y
Ruehrwein
Thuenman
Central Y. M. C. A
R. Zeigler
S. Mark
Rudolph
H. Rocket
R. Eer. Bukey
R. Maddox
FE. Allen
H. Bomer
G. Moyer
B. Fields
H. Ratermann
Scholz leads Eastern Olympic tryouts at Yankee Stadium
Jackson V. Scholz of the New York A C set Olympic pace by lowering the 100 meters mark with 0 10 3 5 at the Eastern trials, while Leroy Brown cleared 6 feet 6 1 2 inches in the high jump. The meet selected seventy three Eastern athletes for Boston Olympic team trials ahead of France travel. Hubbard, Evans, and Richerson posted multiple wins in sprints and field events.
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New York
Jackson V. Scholz
New York Athletic Club
Yankee Stadium
Leroy Brown
Scholz
Dartmouth
Dick Landon
Boston
France
Seholz
Charley Paddock
K. C. Craig
America
Walker
South Africa
Murchison
Paddock
Fred Lovejoy
Cornell
New York A. C
Leconey
Eugene Goodwille
Chicago
Illinois Dominates Western Conference Track Meet With 74 Points
Illinois won the Western Conference outdoor track and field meet with 74 points, scoring in 13 of 16 events. Iowa finished second with 39, Michigan 31 4, and Ohio State 20 amid a chilly wind, as a world record was set and two 21 year old conference records were tied.
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Charles Brookins
Iowa
Dehart Hubbard
University of Michigan
W. D. Hayes
Notre Dame
Evans
Illinois
Archie Hahn
Michigan
Hubbard
Ayers
Richerson
University of Missouri
Dean Brownell
Ilinois
Brooker
Brownell
Doolittle
Butler College
Rayne
Ohio
Mieher
Chicago
University of Illinois
Ohio State
Woolwitch sprinter ties world record in 100 yards
H. M. Abrahams, a leading British sprinter, equaled the world mark for the 100 yard dash with a time of 9.6 seconds at a track meet in Woolwitch England as the Olympic trials approached.
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Woolwitch
England
H. M. Abrahams
Penn State Dominates Pitt In Track Meet
State College June 7 Penn State defeated Pittsburgh 96 to 39 in the commencement track meet showcasing wide margin victory and strong performances across multiple events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Pennsylvania State College Today
University of Pittsburgh
Bowman wins handicap 100 yard dash at Erie Club games
Chester Bowman of Syracuse University won the handicap 100 yard dash at the Erie Club police games, covering the distance in 10 seconds from scratch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chester Bowman
Syracuse University
Erie Club
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